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Licking County Health Department is sharing a COVID-19 Update.
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Today, LCHD is reporting 2,094 cumulative confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Licking County Health Jurisdiction. In addition, there are 309 cumulative probable cases, 1,473 recovered cases, 474 closed cases, and 58 COVID-19 deaths. There are 398 total active cases today. Yesterday’s reported active case total was 462. There are 9 current hospitalizations.

Case Definitions:

Being classified as "probable" means a patient has symptoms consistent for COVID-19 and an epidemiological... link to a confirmed case, but do not have confirmatory laboratory evidence for COVID-19.

Being classified as “recovered” means LCHD has followed up with the case and evaluated them against the CDC guidelines for end of isolation, as they are no longer considered contagious.

Being classified as “closed” means LCHD has made multiple attempts and is unable to contact and verify the individual is recovered. In addition, Long-Term Care residents have been labeled “closed” as each long-term care facility evaluates these patients in a closed-care setting. See the ODH Dashboard for information on active vs. closed long-term care residents in Licking County.

Definitive cause of death can take weeks to determine. LCHD does not make determinations on COVID-19 deaths. ODH determines COVID-19 deaths after reviewing death certificates. Data displayed illustrates current status. The average age of all COVID-19 deaths in the Licking County Health Jurisdiction is 80 and ranges from 59-98.

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Thursday is trick-or-treat in #LickingCounty from 5:30 to 7 pm. 🎃

LCHD reminds you to wear facial coverings and stay in your family group and 6 feet apart from other families. Refrain from gathering in large groups and wash hands when returning home. Stay home if you feel sick!

Also, please be respectful of others and homes who choose not to participate this year.

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Stay safe and healthy this Halloween!

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